<p>In this episode, there is a run through of how services are delivered and the stakeholders who are and should be involved in these processes. It should give you some perspective on the tensions that arise as a result of tenders, B-BBEE and lack of delivery. I raise some questions that may resonate with listeners, and should be considered when assessing political party manifestos. </p>

In this episode, there is a run through of how services are delivered and the stakeholders who are and should be involved in these processes. It should give you some perspective on the tensions that arise as a result of tenders, B-BBEE and lack of delivery. I raise some questions that may resonate with listeners, and should be considered when assessing political party manifestos.

<p>In this episode, there is a run through of how services are delivered and the stakeholders who are and should be involved in these processes. It should give you some perspective on the tensions that arise as a result of tenders, B-BBEE and lack of delivery. I raise some questions that may resonate with listeners, and should be considered when assessing political party manifestos.&nbsp;</p>

Local Government Elections: The Tensions

In Africa everyone has a tie to royalty, but you must have land to have authority. The claims of a Fourth Industrial Revolution have stirred debates about the value of land, conceptions of sustainability and the pragmatics of globalisation. In South Africa legislation to expropriate land without compensation has been passed and will affect developers in the United Kingdom. Alongside the growing importance of technology, decolonisation and other institutional reforms we may have a whole new world where the internet is a country. Is this what it means to be a global citizen?

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